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Two active projects — Safe Clicks and Sauti Zetu — are currently reaching young people across Nairobi, Western, and Nyanza regions of Kenya.

2 active projects · Updated 2025

Safe Clicks

Digital literacy and online safety for young people across Kenya.

ActiveSince 2021
Digital InclusionEuropean UnionTrustLab Africa

Safe Clicks equips youth aged 14–24 with the knowledge and skills to navigate the internet safely, critically evaluate online content, and protect themselves from digital threats including cyberbullying, misinformation, and online exploitation. Working through schools, youth centres, and community spaces, the programme combines in-person workshops with peer-led digital champions.

800+
Youth trained
10
Schools reached
3
Counties
120+
Digital Champions
  • Certified Digital Champions trained as peer educators
  • School and TVET outreach partnerships across 10+ institutions
  • Curriculum aligned with Kenya ICT Authority guidelines
  • Online safety toolkit available in English and Kiswahili
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Sauti Zetu

Amplifying young women's voices in sexual and reproductive health.

ActiveSince 2020
Youth Voice & SRHREU Delegation KenyaGlobal Youth Movement

Sauti Zetu ('Our Voices') is a community-based programme that supports young women and girls aged 15–24 to access accurate sexual and reproductive health information, build life skills, and advocate for their rights. Through community dialogues, trained peer educators, and partnerships with local health facilities, Sauti Zetu creates safe spaces for open conversations on SRHR.

600+
Young women reached
4
Sub-counties
45+
Peer educators
2
Counties
  • Community dialogue sessions hosted across 4 sub-counties
  • Peer educator network delivering SRHR education monthly
  • Referral pathways to partner health facilities established
  • Young women engaged in county-level advocacy forums
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Connected Focus Areas

Our projects sit within a wider set of focus areas. Each reinforces the others — digital safety, health rights, economic agency, and peace are inseparable for young people in Kenya.

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